Cordless Polishers

With cordless polishers, you can quickly and easily remove paint defects, polish and detail automotive surfaces, and restore surfaces to their original shine. Choose from a range of high-performance cordless polishers to get the job done right.

Is there a difference between a buffer and a polisher?

Buffer and polisher refer to the same product and are used interchangeably. A buffer/polisher is a power tool used for buffing and polishing surfaces. It consists of a rotating head with a pad attached to it, which is used to apply an abrasive material to the surface. The pad is driven by an electric motor, causing the head to spin at high speeds. Buffing and polishing are two different techniques used in car detailing.

Buffing is used to remove oxidation, scratches, and surface imperfections from the vehicle’s paint.

Polishing is used to add a glossy finish to the paint, making it look brand new.

Both techniques require the use of a buffer/polisher to achieve the desired results. Whether you refer to the tool as a buffer or a polisher, the product is the same, and both techniques can be used to make a car look its absolut]e best.

What RPM is best for polishing?

RPM, or revolutions per minute, is an important factor to consider when choosing the right tool for polishing. A higher RPM can create a smoother finish in less time, while a lower RPM will help preserve the underlying material and reduce the risk of damaging it.

When it comes to polishing, the ideal RPM depends on the material being worked on, the type of polishing job being done, and the desired finish. Generally speaking, metal polishing jobs require speeds in the range of 1,500 to 1,800 RPM.